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Mamma Mia is a jukebox musical written by British playwright Catherine Johnson, based on songs recorded by Swedish group ABBA and composed by members Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus.
Dear Evan Hansen follows a socially anxious high school student whose life changes when a lie he tells about a classmate’s death unexpectedly makes him popular. As the lie grows, Evan must face the consequences of his choices and learn the importance of honesty, friendship, and being seen for who you really are.
"GRAB SOME WIPES, IT’LL BE OK" is a gripping, intimate drama that explores the sudden, devastating impact of adolescent substance abuse on a loving family. Set in November 2020, Andy and Claire Sorenson pride themselves on their stable marriage and their strong connection with their clever 14-year-old son, Jack. But the illusion of normalcy shatters at 4:00 AM when Jack suffers a severe, hallucination-filled psychotic break from abusing over-the-counter medications. As pandemic protocols force the parents apart during the crisis, Claire is left to pick up the literal and emotional pieces of their trashed home, grappling with fury, terror, and the painful realization that her son has been living a secret life.
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Hearing Assistance
MMT is happy to provide hearing assistance devices for patrons. Please see the concessions stand at any MainStage show for more information or to receive your device.
Sensory-Friendly Kits
MMT offers sensory-friendly kits for our patrons to borrow. Our sensory-friendly kits include sound-dampening ear muffs, disposable ear plugs, a fidget spinner, chewing gum and sunglasses. Please see the concessions stand at any MainStage or Waldron show for more information or to receive your kit.
Hollins Partnership
Hollins 2026 Events
Summer 2026 New Works Events through our partnership with the Hollins Playwright’s Lab
We are proud to provide our theatre spaces and resources so that Playwright’s Lab events can be off- campus, downtown, and open to the general public. We invite you to take advantage of this unique opportunity to share in these events. A complete listing can be found on the Playwright’s Lab Facebook.
A Dynamic Academic/Professional Partnership
Mill Mountain Theatre has a longstanding relationship with Hollins University, and the Hollins Theatre Institute. Among the exciting collaborations currently on the boards are:
Hollins-Mill Mountain Winter Festival of New Works. Each year new works from HTI are given world-premiere and workshop productions on MMT’s professional stages, fulfilling Roanoke’s long-standing enthusiasm and support for the development of new works.
M.F.A. Playwright’s Lab summer residency at MMT. For six weeks every summer, the M.F.A. program in playwriting (also known as Playwright’s Lab) splits its time between the Hollins campus and MMT’s various stages, hosting guest speakers of national renown, the annual Summer Festival of Play Readings, and Overnight Sensations, a micro-brewed new play festival of freshly baked plays.
Faculty and guest artists. Working professional artists from MMT serve as adjunct faculty and guest artists at the Hollins Theatre Institute throughout the year.
Musical Theatre training at Hollins is directly connected to the excellent artistic staff at MMT, with professional artists providing classroom instruction at Hollins and at MMT. Audition and performance opportunities are available, and performance internships give Hollins students the chance to work with professional performers while earning academic credit.
Undergraduate Internships. Hollins students have the opportunity to complete internships throughout the year, while obtaining academic credit.
Post-graduate apprenticeships. Upon graduation, Hollins students can apply for a paid professional apprenticeship at MMT, allowing them to begin their careers in the city where they trained.
The CenterPieces Reading Series is a showcase for minimally produced staged readings that happen over the lunch hour on the Waldron Stage of Mill Mountain Theatre on the 2nd Wednesday of every month. Grab some friends, bring a lunch, see a play!
The CenterPieces Reading Series is a showcase for minimally produced staged readings that happen over the lunch hour on the Waldron Stage of Mill Mountain Theatre on the 2nd Wednesday of every month. Grab some friends, bring a lunch, see a play!
July 8 CenterPieces Reading: Love in the Time of Corona by Taylor Gruenloh, 12:10 pm (Eastern)
A special CenterPieces event, directed by Erin Lane, commissioned to be performed on Zoom and broadcast via Facebook Live. This joint venture by Mill Mountain Theatre and the Playwright’s Lab at Hollins University brings new plays and new audiences together over lunch.
